Last week, Accra, Ghana hosted the 2nd Global Congress of the Africa Genetic Biocontrol Consortium, bringing together approximately 150 participants from 25 institutions across 15 countries to discuss critical issues surrounding genetic biocontrol technologies. The four-day event featured pre-congress workshops, panel discussions, and exhibitions that showcased various genetic biocontrol products and services. Attendees included African national and international professionals from scientific institutions, academia, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology research, development organizations, and science communication. Under the theme “Harnessing Biocontrol Potential Solutions in A Changing Climate,” this year's congress aimed at building cooperation and collaboration in the scientific community. The event was jointly organized by the Ghana National Biosafety Authority (NBA) and the African Genetic Biocontrol Consortium. The inaugural Global Congress took place in Nairobi, Kenya, in August...